All the reasons are secondary. I feel there are no primary reasons related to work.
The probability of changing the project afterwards tends to null.
Where in the world will you see that!!
HR is very, very unsupportive.
They do whatever they want.
They spent zero after 2 months of initial (external) training.
Complete exploitation for a fresher.
Rest all are testing, support, and maintenance.
It's like having SISC as our own Wipro/TCS.
The organization does not have a clear vision for the GETs or freshers.
They will make lots of talk and promises during the campus recruitment drive.
Some sincere efforts to attract and retain employees. Quality work lacks.
The interview process was good. They asked about Java basics. It was a good experience overall. The process was good. I will recommend everyone to try it once and get looking for it.
It's a good experience. In my interview, I concentrated mainly on OOPs concepts. You will be asked all the questions which you mentioned in your resume. There will be a total of three rounds. The first round will be an exam. Students who are sho
It was good. It initially started with my work, then shifted to the technical side of things. Mostly, questions were from the CV and basic domain knowledge. You should be well-versed in whichever domain you are asked about.
The interview process was good. They asked about Java basics. It was a good experience overall. The process was good. I will recommend everyone to try it once and get looking for it.
It's a good experience. In my interview, I concentrated mainly on OOPs concepts. You will be asked all the questions which you mentioned in your resume. There will be a total of three rounds. The first round will be an exam. Students who are sho
It was good. It initially started with my work, then shifted to the technical side of things. Mostly, questions were from the CV and basic domain knowledge. You should be well-versed in whichever domain you are asked about.